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I barged into Mom's room without knocking while she was wrapping presents "from Santa."
She tried to explain that as we lived in an apartment without a chimney, Santa gave her the presents early to give to me.
My mom would at least have locked the door.
Your mom is not smart.
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My folks did the same thing.
Hell, they even kept the presents hidden at a friends house up the street. Apparently, it was tradition that at around midnight, both sets of parents would meet on the street between houses, exchange the gifts that the others were hiding/storing for each other and then have a glass of spiked hot chocolate.
I love Christmas.
he should do something about that dandruff. and against all my better judgement, this is a great album.
"Think of it as Evolution in Action"
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but sara look at those blue blue eyes.
"Think of it as Evolution in Action"
but cadmunky Garth Brooks is awful always
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I guess it's a bit sad but it's free.
I might do it again this year and take the dog.
this flickr set makes me want to go out walking on christmas like nothing else.
well, that's true now. but back in the day it was at least tolerable. that stupid gift song gets me i guess.
i feel okay defending it, 'cause it's not really country.
"Think of it as Evolution in Action"
very sorry to hear this. you have my sympathies. first couple years are the hardest, but this too shall pass.
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We actually have friends worth half a damn this year so we have people (besides family) to spend the time with and get gifts for.
Plus, it's the first christmas since my roomies left and took their godawful cat with them. Last year he knocked down the tree EVERY night. I had a breakdown after two weeks and we took it down. My roomies denied it was him but hey, this year they're gone and the tree hasn't fallen down once.
Oh wow that's awesome. I really want to go into town now on Christmas.
This is exactly how I feel about it! Nothing is better than really making someone smile.
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I plan to use it as an opportunity to properly explore this town I've been living in for six years.
I would really rather they give money to charity or something because I don't need any other stuff (and what I do want or need I would rather purchase for myself).
I'm tempted to take my camera down there and do some filming. I have no idea what for yet but it seems like a wasted opportunity otherwise.
Talk about awful timing. Sorry to hear that, Stale.
My Dad's mom lives with my aunt and this house is the total opposite. It's always packed with people, mostly aunts, uncles, and cousins. There is, at all times, food and snacks and drinks available. As soon as some candy or something gets low, they refill it again. You can go to any room in the house and there will be a crowd of people there chatting about this or that. Many of my cousins have young children so there is always talks of toys and Santa Claus.
On Boxing Day night (the night after Christmas) is when my Dad's family has a big party. It starts will supper around 5:30 or 6:00 (usually hot turkey snadwiches) and continues with drinks and good cheer. Eventually there is a sing-along and this ends with very special songs that are exclusive to the small town. My late grandfather used to go door to door when he was alive and sing these two songs to everyone in town. Relatives that are not present for Christmas will call and listen to the songs over the phone.
After the songs, they bring down more food. Every kind of hors d'oeuvres, and chips, and dip, and crab legs, and everything I can't remember is served. We eat and eat and drink and drink until I eventually get tired and walk to my other grandparents' house and go to sleep.
But this Christmas will suck because I'm in Korea.
I thank her every year on Christmas morning for that, and every year on my birthday for trying as hard as she did when my brother and I were young.
But I do get to head home for a week and have so much sushi oh my god and most importantly spend time with my dad.
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My mother LOVES giving socks.
She also still feels the need to hide gifts, even though neither my sister nor I live at home. It's even better because she'll hide the gifts and then forgot where she put them. At least once on christmas morning she'll start looking around wondering where something is and then have to go looking for it after all the presents are opened. She's been doing this for years and one May I received X-Wing for the computer all wrapped up nice and neat for christmas.
Thanks, mom!
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It was so grand
so then, so ill have something to open on christmas at my parents, my mom will wrap up something from around the house with a note in the box
on year i got a big box with newspapers crowded around bottles of water with the note: "1 guitar"
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